This delicious recipe is as very simple and is sure to impress your guests. Try using different coloured beets to add variety and interest to your presentation. more…
Monthly Archives: May 2010
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Domaine de Grand Pré
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Between 1980 and 1993 Grand Pré Winery changed hands several times. In 1993, Swiss businessman Hanspeter Stutz bought the property and began renovating buildings and replanting vineyards. It took over seven years to restore the winery and uncork the first bottle of wine. Now in its forth year, the new Domaine de Grand Pré has won prestigious national and international awards for its wines and continues to attract local clientele as well as visitors from the rest of Canada and international markets. Domaine de Grand Pré is also winner of the CRYSTAL TOURISM AWARD OF EXCELLENCY for Tourism Services 2002. David Lawrason, Editor in Chief Wine Access, wrote in his article “Nova Scotia Wine reaches a turning point” (issue June 2002) about Domaine de Grand Pré: This property near historic Wolfville is the barometer of the Nova Scotia wine industry. more…
Lane’s Privateer Inn
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Built in 1798, this privateer mansion has been operated by the Lane family for 48 years. The main dining room is flanked on either side by Snug Harbour Books & Gourmet Shops. Enjoy a pint of local beer in the pub or two-level stone patio overlooking the Mersey River. Featuring Nova Scotia seafood, salads, chowder, sandwiches and steak, plus an on-site bakery and espresso bar. Extensive wine list and Sommelier. Breakfast, lunch, dinner, weekend brunch and takeout. 27 Individually appointed guest rooms. Check out the website for upcoming live music and wine-tasting events.
Webster Farms Ltd.
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Webster Farm is a third-generation, diversified family farm centrally located in Nova Scotia’s beautiful Annapolis Valley. We specialize in strawberry, raspberry, dry bean and rhubarb production. We also operate a seasonal mill, manufacturing the traditional wooden berry boxes. Our family has been involved in farming in the Annapolis Valley for the past eight generations. We are dedicated to the production and marketing of top-quality fruit and vegetables! Our fruit crops are available by u-pick and wholesale. Rhubarb is frozen. Dry beans are hand sorted – Jacob’s Cattle, Soldier and Yellow Eye.
Fireside Kitchen
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Established in 1979, Fireside Kitchen produces the most tempting all-natural jams and sauces using Nova Scotia berries. Fireside Kitchen is a business of Prescott Group, a non-profit agency that combines the operation of business enterprises with programs and services for adult clients who are intellectually challenged.
Taste of Nova Scotia products:
Blueberry Jam, Strawberry Jam, Raspberry Jam, Bumbleberry Jam, Orange & Lemon Marmalade, Brandied Cranberry & Orange Sauce, Cranberry Chutney, Brandied Blueberry Conserve, Hot & Spicy Apple Relish, Apple Chutney, Fruitcakes, Cinnamon Toast Mix and Mulled Cider Spices. Our products come in a variety of sizes; please contact our sales staff for pricing.
Paddy’s Brewpub & Rosie’s Restaurant
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Faith & Begorrah!! A traditional Irish country pub and family restaurant that has lots of character and plenty of charm to brighten your visit. You can enjoy a wide selection of exceptional food prepared by our knowledgeable chefs. Specialties include Chicken Sesame Seed Salad, Black Angus steaks, pulled pork sandwich, smoked ribs, Irish Stew and plenty of fish dishes to name a few. Our own brewery crafts a variety of ales and lagers that are served fresh from the tanks. Whether it is a stout, bitter, or German Hefeweisen, we have one for you. Make your trip to Kentville memorable by having an Irish experience without going to the Auld Sod.
